New Ulm weekly review., 1887-09-07

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Nash, Jr, Fargo. .a- (
FIRST REGIMENT, D. N. G.
The membership and officers of the First
regiment present are:s l4 a4
Of Bismarck, ! 1s men men: captain F. = T., Cole; Co
P. Heron.
B of Fargo, 25 men; captain, Andrew H.
Burke: first lieutenant, Irving H. Wilson; Sec
.ond, William P. Crenshaw
key; first lieutenant, william A. Gurin; second,
William Trueman 50 /
D of Redfeld, 81 men: captain, Frederick A.
tond, John c. Reisinger.
F. Of Y4nkton tweaty.teur men: captain II
sharp; second, Wills F. Burns ' ~ -
=, of Grand Forks, twenty-four men; captain,
William De Voy:, first Lieutenant, John r..
G. Of Aberdeen, twenty six men: captain
Samuel H. Jumper; first Lieutenant, John @. A.
Braden: second, Michael Murphy
b. of jamestown, twenty-six men; captain,
William H. Ford; first lieutenant, Ernest j.
Schwellenbach; second, Anton Klaus, Jr.
of Webster, thirty-two men: captain c5p,t
Root; second lieutenant, Augustus J. Wolfe
Total. 232 men present.
SECOND REGIMENT D. N. G.
Second regiment, field and staff:
Mark w. sheafe, Watertown, colonel: J. NJ
Adams. Mitchell, lieutenant colonel: Thomas H
Ruth, De Smet, major; E. NJ. Thomas. Huron,
adjutant lieutenant; G. F. Mallahan, Elk Point
surgeon: Capt. R. F. Cushman, De Smet, as
sistant surgeon: Capt D. " Collins, Fargo
chaplain. ~
Officers and membership OF the various CON-
panles are:
A, of Flandrau. thirty-six men: captain John
A Churchill: first lieutenant, Edward S. Powers;
second, Thomas Kelly. -.fe .-..
B. Of Sioux Falls, twenty-five men: captain,
Charles T. Jeffers: first lieutenant, Samuel T.
Clover; second. Richard J. Wood.
c. of Huron, thirty men; captain. L. W. Cro-
foot; first lieutenant, L. w. Frisbie, Jr; second,
D, OF Elk Point, twenty four men: captain. A.
d. Keller: first lieutenant, Ferdinand Krokshi;
second, William NJ. Vinson.
E, of De Smet, thirty men,; captain. c. S. G.
second, Charles L. Dawley.
F. of Valley City, twenty five men; captain,
John D. Black; first lieutenant, Philip Girard:
second, Cary L. Draper.
&. Of Brookinss, forty men; captain. Peter
Murphy; first lieutenant, Vine w. Norton; Sec
H OF Watertown thirty five men: captain, Ed
ward L. Hills; first lieutenant B. F. Budd Sec
OF Mitchell, thirty-four men, captain, Harry
Hugh L. Wier Total, 276.
Battery A OF Lisbon. forty men; captain, W.
f. Smith; first lieutenant, Roswell Thomas:
second, Samuel Mullen. Total: First regiment.
232; Second 276: Battery A, 10, making 54S
enlisted men,
To these must be added the Valley City
First Regiment band of seventeen men, and
the Canton Second Regiment band OF nine
teen men, and then there are fully six hun
dred attending the encampment
CAMP AND IT'S FURNISHINGS
1t is beautiful ground they have on the
school section half mile north of the North
western depot. 1t is of The highest ground
around here; has tight board fence sur
rounding it, three electrics make it'll light as
no T,ichf hos H. q
rectly to the camp Besides these advan-
tages, it being the county fair grounds, the
amphitheater will hold two thousand who
wish to watch the drilling Floral hall is
used for the officers dining room, and an
other hall, with some tarpaulins g1yes room
Tor all the soldiers to sit ut table
to partahe their meals. One man has the
job OF cooking all the meals and his bill of
fare includes two kinds of cooked meats.
potatoes, tea, coffee, milk, bread, butter.
crackers, and two kinds of pie for dinner.
detail OF each company goes to the cook
mouse Tor the rations, which they carry to
their own table and eat All the tents are
large wall tents, 6X12 and ska feet AS
the enlisted men get 75 cents a day
while In camp, they can afford
to fix up their tents in a luxuri-
GUS style Some of them are furnished
with folding beds, upholstered chairs, ele-
CANT stands, walnut writing desks Others
have cots, straw ticks, pine floors, student
lamps, and many other ct ceteras, the want
OF which makes life burden when they are
at home. The governor and all Of his staff
have tents upon the grounds, and many of
them mess with the officers A tall flagstaff
floats the brigade flag, while two others
3 ,faunt aold glory" for each of the two regi-
rsssents. The 3hraYe battery boys" brought